Biotech, Content, Founders, Research Organisations & Companies, Startups, Strategy & Consulting
You’ve just closed a funding round. The data is solid, the team is growing, and investors are excited. It’s time to start spreading the word about who you are, what you do, and how your life science innovation is going to change the world. But your press...
Biotech, Content, Founders, Research Organisations & Companies, Startups, Strategy & Consulting
Our founder and Chief Creative Officer Kat Arney has some practical advice for life science leaders struggling to cut through the noise on LinkedIn. Let’s be real. LinkedIn is getting worse every day. Generic AI-written ‘thought leadership’, intrusive ads and...
Biotech, Case Studies, Content, Research Organisations & Companies, Strategy & Consulting
Biognosys THE CHALLENGE Biognosys is a leader in the proteomics space, providing cutting edge products and services to the global research community. As the business grew, so did the demand for high-quality content to increase brand awareness, generate leads, and...
Case Studies, Content, Research Organisations & Companies, Strategy & Consulting
Campaign for Science and Engineering THE CHALLENGE The Campaign for Science and Engineering (CaSE) believes that the UK should celebrate and invest in research and development (R&D). But without the public feeling the same way, R&D investment is unlikely to be...
Biotech, Content, Founders, Startups, Strategy & Consulting
Establishing yourself as a thought leader in bioscience can elevate your credibility and position you and your company at the forefront of industry conversations. But what is it, how do you do it, and why should you invest in it? What is thought leadership and why...
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The Dunhill Medical Trust THE CHALLENGE Despite being the only UK research funder solely dedicated to ageing research The Dunhill Medical Trust (now the Vivensa Foundation) was struggling to reach their target grantee audiences, resulting in applications that weren’t...